> Fucking NPR now has ~2--6 "Related" links between paragraphs of a story. Some sites even have media, like videos or photo carousels in or before an article,

> Fucking NPR now has ~2--6 "Related" links between paragraphs of a story. Some sites even have media, like videos or photo carousels in or before an article, the content of which isn't related to the article at all. So you get this weird page where you're reading an article, but other content is mixed in around each paragraph, so you have no idea what belongs where. Then add to that all ads and references to other sections of "top stories" and the page becomes effectively unreadable without reader mode. You then left with so little content that you start questioning if you're missing important content or media.... You're normally not. I don't believe that these pages are meant for human consumption.